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Johnny Vaughan explains why Porridge is still the greatest sitcom after his own prison experience
The Radio X drivetime host is a big fan of Oasis, Horatio Nelson and Ritz Crackers.
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Porridge creators reflect on 50 years of the classic sitcom: 'Ronnie Barker was our safety net'
Dick Clement and Ian La Frenais speak to Radio Times magazine about their sitcom.
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Forget Porridge, it's Goodnight Sweetheart viewers want more of
The return of the prison sitcom left many viewers cold - but there's another classic BBC comedy they definitely want back
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Why did they have to remake Porridge?
Even a strong performance from Kevin Bishop can't save this unnecessarily 'modern' reboot of a British comedy classic
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What did you think of Porridge?
The BBC remade the Ronnie Barker classic – but does the much-loved sitcom work in its updated guise?
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From Porridge to Dad's Army - when are the classic Christmas comedies on?
Your guide to when the likes of Blackadder, The Good Life and Victoria Wood are showing over the festive season
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Game of Thrones and Porridge star Peter Vaughan dies aged 93
The character actor also starred in Citizen Smith and Remains of the Day
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Porridge remake starring Kevin Bishop to get a full series
Actor will serve another stretch as Nigel ‘Fletch’ Fletcher as BBC picks up show
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Viewers hungry for more helpings of Porridge after one-off remake
There’s an appetite for a full series of the prison comedy starring Kevin Bishop – although it wasn’t to everyone’s taste
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Everything you need to know about Porridge star Kevin Bishop
From Star Stories to The Kevin Bridges Show – and an upcoming role as former UKIP leader Nigel Farage – Kevin Bishop has a brimming TV CV
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Remakes of Keeping Up Appearances, Porridge and more coming to BBC
Classic sitcoms are coming out of the Old Jokes Home
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Classic Ronnie Barker prison comedy Porridge “to be revived” by the BBC
One-off will follow the prison life of Fletcher’s grandson who is doing time for computer hacking, it is claimed
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David Daker, Boon and Coronation Street actor, dies aged 90
His small screen career began when he landed the role of PC Owen Culshaw in BBC drama Z Cars.
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Ricky Gervais reveals his top 10 comedy TV shows and films - from Fawlty Towers to Spinal Tap
The After Life creator reveals the comedies that shaped him.
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How to power your summer of sport with Protein Works' breakfast options
A balanced breakfast goes a long way to helping you on your sporting journey. Here’s our top tips to achieving a healthy, fulfilling breakfast with Protein Works.
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Ricky Gervais confirmed to guest star on new comedy show from Taskmaster favourite
Joe Wilkinson and David Earl are teaming up once again for travelogue buddy comedy Joe & David's Magical Sitcom Tour – featuring Ricky Gervais.
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Julian Holloway, Doctor Who and Carry On star, dies aged 80
Tributes have poured in for the actor.
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This Morning's Cat Deeley and Ben Shephard on hosting chemistry and their favourite celebrity guests
This Morning's Cat Deeley and Ben Shephard spill the beans on the morning chat show
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Goodnight Sweetheart writers need fans' help to revive it after BBC dropped reunion
A sequel novel, following up on the 2016 special, is in the works.
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Cat Deeley and Ben Shephard talk about This Morning TV 'marriage', beloved guests and industry challenges
"All the social media people want to be on TV, and all the TV people want to be on social media."
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Jack Shepherd on his famous role as Wycliffe – and why it might have looked "terribly boring" to outsiders
The Wycliffe star on long days, Cornish weather, golf bets and the "marathon" of leading a major TV drama.
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British TV icon David Jason reveals why he almost didn't get cast as Del Boy in Only Fools and Horses
Fifty years after Open All Hours welcomed its first customer, the star is back behind the counter one last time.
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Inside Celebrity MasterChef 2026 with judge Grace Dent: "The amount of nerves and adrenaline in the kitchen is intoxicating"
Grace Dent tells Radio Times that when she set a chemistry test for a new Celebrity MasterChef judge, there was only one winner – Giorgio Locatelli
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Michael Rosen: "This may sound extraordinary, but I'm not traumatised by the death of my son"
Writer and broadcaster Michael Rosen has had more than his fair share of difficult times – but in his latest book, he comes up with hints on how to find the positive.